AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMusic & Live Shows: Sebastian Bach made his Twisted Sister debut at Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, NJ, delivering “We’re Not Gonna Take It” in a 17-song set—plus more late-year dates are now confirmed. Sports (NJ): Ridgewood native Scottie Scheffler won the Tour Championship and passed Tiger Woods on the PGA Tour earnings list, while the Giants’ roster shuffle continues with Braxton Berrios cut “for now.” Tennis (US Open): As the U.S. Open kicks off in Queens, ticket prices and prize money keep climbing, and Kalshi is reportedly landing an exclusive US Open prediction-market partnership amid ongoing legal fights. Public Safety (Trenton): Two people were killed and eight injured in a mass shooting at an unauthorized Trenton block party; officials say the city will push earlier identification and better coordination for large gatherings. Legal/Consumer: A NJ family is suing Franklin Sports after a defective badminton racket allegedly failed and killed 6-year-old Lucy Morgan in Maine. Health & Touring: Kehlani rescheduled two East Coast shows after hospitalization for severe pain and difficulty swallowing, including a Camden date moved to Sept. 5. Arts & Community (NJ): The Count Basie Center marked Basie’s birthday with a New Jersey Black Heritage Trail marker and street renaming in Red Bank.
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